UNSPSC 81112601: Banking ATM and kiosk depot repair service

End-to-end depot repair services on Banking parts that may include new buy, repair, planning, warehousing, warranty redemption and logistics

UNSPSC 81112601 Banking ATM and kiosk depot repair service is a Commodity code covering ATM installation, operation, maintenance, and support services that state and local governments procure for airport terminals, government centers, and public facilities. Recent solicitations show the code encompasses full-service ATM concession contracts requiring vendors to provide commercial-grade, ADA-compliant machines; handle 24/7 operation and emergency repairs with rapid response times (two to 24 hours); manage cash replenishment and network connectivity; and propose revenue-sharing or transaction-based fee structures benefiting the procuring entity. Issuing bodies include municipal airports, county governments, and city consolidated authorities. The City of Midland, Texas has issued two ATMs solicitations for its airport (one re-bid), signaling repeat procurement activity at that venue. Broward County and Columbus Consolidated Government have also recently solicited related services, though the Columbus opportunity (RFP 27-0009) covers broader electrical installation and maintenance rather than ATM-specific work and appears to be a mislabeled record.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with the most active recent opportunities posted between May and October 2026. The City of Midland International Air & Space Port issued an RFP (26004897R) due October 7, 2026 for minimum two-machine ATM concessionaire services, seeking vendors with five years of prior airport or transportation-facility experience; the incumbent contractor Community National Bank currently pays $1,000 monthly flat rent plus $3.00 per transaction. Broward County issued an open-ended RFP (GEN2131604Q1) due June 9, 2026 for ATM services across five locations with no guaranteed minimum, evaluating solely on highest fixed-fee percentage per transaction and preferencing SBE and CBE vendors within 10 percent of lowest bid. Both opportunities require $1 million general liability insurance, electronic submission through designated portals, and multi-year initial terms (two to five years) with renewal options. Vendors face background-check and badge requirements, particularly at Port Everglades locations in the Broward opportunity.